Jaeden Schaefer

And also you're going to want to go and toggle on dispatch.

Now dispatch is a particularly useful feature that essentially allows it to sync up to your phone.

So if your computer is open and I just have my computer set to if it is plugged in not to go to sleep.

And so I could be away somewhere far away and Claude can be essentially

working, you know, working remote, essentially takes over my computer screen, you can do literally anything I want it to do.

And then with my phone, if I'm like, let's say I'm at the grocery store, I can open my phone up, see what what it's working on, and chat with it and say, Hey, now, can you please do x, y, z, basically, I think this is Claude's response to open claw, which, by the way, I also tried to set up what I did set up open claw as well the day before it is complex.

I don't want to I don't want to like, I don't know, sound sound too dumb here or something.

But it's kind of tricky.

It takes a while to set up.

You're going to want to watch a lot of tutorials.

If you're not a developer, Cloud Code is much harder to get set up and it doesn't have a lot of the cool user interfaces.

There's just a lot to set up where, in my opinion, if you're the average, maybe white collar person or you're working in a company, you want to kind of be on the cutting edge.

This is huge.

Now, what I will say is it is completely taking control of your computer screen and it is sort of slow, especially right now.

And they even admit this in their post.

He said, this will work with both Cloud Cowork and Cloud Desktop app.

You can use it to click all of the buttons in a legacy app that you'd like to automate or use it to help you debug a native app you're working on.

It's slow, but giving Cloud any mouse and keys is so exciting to me.

That's what Felix said about this.

He's over at Anthropic.